Zero Heroes: Kindergarten Counting Adventure with Whizki 
Practice writing 0, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 6 with Apple Adventures! 
Practice writing 6, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count 3 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure 
Practice writing 3, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Fantastic Four Apples: Count and Trace with Whizki 
Practice writing 4, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
High Five Counting Fun! Trace and Count the Apples 
Practice writing 5, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 2 with Apple Pals! 
Practice writing 2, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Nine Apple Count & Trace Adventure 
Practice writing 9, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Zero Hero: Trace the Number 0 with Apples! 
Practice writing 0, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count 9 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure 
Practice writing 9, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Two Apple Adventures: Trace and Count the Number 2! 
Practice writing 2, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Lucky Seven Apple Count with Whizki Learning 
Practice writing 7, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 6 with Crunchy Apples! 
Practice writing 6, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 5 with Apple Adventures! 
Practice writing 5, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Kilogram Addition Measurement Worksheet 
Six-year-olds can usually add small numbers, but measurement labels still trip them up. This printable gives them four kilogram addition problems with simple picture models, so you can sit together and talk through what each quantity means.
Tens and Ones Build Worksheet 
Six-year-olds may count to 15 with ease, then pause when asked what the 1 in 15 means. This printable gives them a small, focused way to build 10, 11, and 15 with tens and ones, then write what they see.
